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...you're a bit stuck in a rut when it comes to teaching pronunciation?
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"I just wanted to thank you for sharing your amazing articles and thoughts about teaching pronunciation. Also, I should mention that I am really touched by your philosophy. I feel that you are talking on behalf of many capable non-native teachers who sometimes struggle to get equal opportunities."
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...understand which pronunciation features contribute to intelligibility in international contexts, so you teach pronunciation with confidence;
…know which pronunciation features to focus on in your classes to save time and still improve your students' pronunciation;
…understand the difference between accent and intelligibility so that in class you focus on the pronunciation features that REALLY matter;
…find out why you should use recordings of ‘non-native speakers’ so that you can supplement your materials and prepare your students for the variety of Englishes out there.
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I am a teacher, teacher trainer and founder of TEFL Equity Advocates and Academy, where I help English teachers tackle 'native speaker' bias by teaching English as a Lingua Franca. I also help 'non-native speaker' teachers overcome their fears and worries by busting the 'native speaker' fallacy, so that they can become more confident and teach English successfully.
I have taught English in Latin America and in Europe, and am currently teaching at KU Leuven, Belgium. I hold a BA in English Philology, Cambridge CELTA and DELTA, and am now working towards a PhD in TESOL at the University of York, UK. I have delivered workshops, talks and plenaries at many international conferences and events for English teachers in Europe and North America.
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